Hokusai Art Museum

sightseeing

This is a museum that exhibits the collection of pictures and sculptures owned by Tabei Jinichi. Along with the exhibition of famous painters, the artworks of artist, Konoki Mioku, is permanently exhibited.

Basic Information

Location
146-1,Kitakobama,Kazo City
TEL
0480-44-9011

Business hours / Fee

Fee
【 Private】
General ・・・800 yen / Elementary・Middle School Students・・・400 yen
【Group 】 (20 people or more)
General・・・700 yen / Elementary・Middle School Students・・・300 yen
※A person must accompany a child who is not yet in elementary school.

How to get there

Public transport
【Car】3 minutes from Tōhoku Expressway Kazo Interchange
Car
【Train】It is a 25 minute walk from the North Exit of Kazo Station of Tobu Isesaki Line. Walk alongside the national route 125 with the target being "Tokyo Kutsu Ryutsū Center".

Other

Remarks
Discount coupons have been posted on our official website.

Map

Nearby spots

Wakui Museum
Wakui Museum

This is a museum for classic Rolls Royce and Bentley automobiles which displays among others, Jirō Shirasu's beloved Bentley, and the Rolls Royce of the former prime minister, Shigeru Yoshida. Watch the opening and closing of the doors, listen to the sound of the engines, and see the cars in motion, feeling the power of these formerly active classic automobiles, in the present day.

Local historical materials exhibition room (Kisai Castle)
Local historical materials exhibition room (Kisai Castle)

Although the original Kisai Castle was a one-story building enclosed by earthworks and walls, it was restored as a castle with an impressive keep. Local collections of the unearthed artifacts and historical collections found through the excavations of the Kisai region are displayed in the exhibition room.

Sake Rikishi Brewery, Kamaya Co.,Ltd
Sake Rikishi Brewery, Kamaya Co.,Ltd

With old storage houses dating from the second half of the Edo period to the Shōwa era, visitors can feel the charm of this authentic brewery. The historic Tamashiki Shrine and Kisai Castle are nearby, and there is a promenade set up for a relaxed stroll in the countryside.

Washinomiya Shrine
Washinomiya Shrine

This is the oldest grand shrine in Kanto. It is said to have been founded by descendants of the Izumo family because of its old nickname, Hazenomiya; another theory is that it was established by Yamato Takeru 1900 years ago in the time of Emperor Keikō. The Washimiya Saibara Kagura music and dance is a tradition in the shrine and is designated as an important intangible folk cultural property of the country. The shrine also appears in the animation “Lucky Star,” and Washimiya shrine uses this connection to the work to revitalize the area.

Hanyu Mitakaya Agriculture and Forestry Park Kiyasse Hanyu
Hanyu Mitakaya Agriculture and Forestry Park Kiyasse Hanyu

“Kiyasse Hanyū” is the nickname for Hanyū City Mitakaya agricultural and forest park. At the park, with an area of roughly 3.6 hectares, there is a “Shiki no Oka” (four seasons hill) with many flowers, a production building that boasts local vegetables harvested that morning, a beer factory that manufactures Hanyū’s local beer “Kobushi Hana Beer,” and a restaurant where you can enjoy handmade udon. Inside the park, there is playground equipment for kids, and events and vegetable harvesting experiences are held year round.

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